Head coach of the Central African Republic national football team, Raoul Savoy has churned out his admiration for the Black Stars, but says that although they aren't favorites going into their match against the West Africans, he's going to dish out a 'tough game'.
Speaking ahead of the decisive game, the Spanish-Swiss tactician who's not new to the african football terrain - says he is anticipating a ‘tough’ test against their hosts on Thursday, September 7.
"For me, it will be nice if we qualify alongside Ghana and we can celebrate at the end of the game. It is a question of mathematics; if we beat Ghana and Angola lose, then it will be okay for us. If we beat Ghana and Angola draws, it will be okay too.
"As I said we respect all the teams. The game against Ghana is a final and in finals, you never know what exactly will happen. For us, we are going with full respect. We know that we are not favourites in this game, and all the people in the world think that this will be easy for the Black Stars. But we are going to be more ready for this game and see what will happen," Savoy said in an interview with Ghanasportspage.
CAR will clamp-it-down with Ghana at the Kumasi Baba Yara Stadium in their crucial final Group E match this Thursday, September 7.
By: Pascal Amoah
